pyfortool.pyfortool Namespace Reference

Classes
class	PYFT

Functions
	conservativePYFT (filename, parserOptions, wrapH, tree=None, verbosity=None, clsPYFT=None)
	generateEmptyPYFT (filename, fortran=None, **kwargs)

Detailed Description

This module contains the main PYFT class.

PYFT (Python FORTRAN Tool) is the primary class for reading, manipulating,
and writing FORTRAN source files. It provides file-level operations and
wraps the scope-level functionality from PYFTscope.

Examples
--------
>>> from pyfortool import PYFT

# Read and modify a file
>>> pft = PYFT('input.F90')
>>> pft.removePrints()
>>> pft.write()

# Use context manager
>>> with PYFT('input.F90') as pft:
...     pft.removeComments()
...     pft.write()

Function Documentation

conservativePYFT()

pyfortool.pyfortool.conservativePYFT	(		filename,
			parserOptions,
			wrapH,
			tree = None,
			verbosity = None,
			clsPYFT = None
	)

Create a PYFT object with conservative parsing options.

Similar to PYFT constructor but forces the '-no-include' option
to prevent automatic inclusion of header files.

Parameters
----------
filename : str
    Path to the FORTRAN source file.
parserOptions : list or None
    Parser options passed to PYFT. If None, uses default options.
wrapH : bool
    Whether to wrap .h file content. See PYFT class.
tree : Tree, optional
    Tree instance for cross-file analysis.
verbosity : str or int, optional
    Logging verbosity level.
clsPYFT : type, optional
    PYFT subclass to use instead of default PYFT.

Returns
-------
PYFT
    A PYFT instance configured for conservative tree manipulation.

See Also
--------
PYFT : The main PYFT class.

Definition at line 36 of file pyfortool.py.

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generateEmptyPYFT()

pyfortool.pyfortool.generateEmptyPYFT	(		filename,
			fortran = None,
		**	kwargs
	)

Generate a new PYFT object from a file path, creating the file if needed.

Parameters
----------
filename : str
    Path for the new file.
fortran : str, optional
    FORTRAN source code to write to the file.
    If None, creates a stub subroutine "SUBROUTINE FOO\nEND".
**kwargs
    Additional arguments passed to PYFT constructor.

Returns
-------
PYFT
    PYFT instance for the newly created file.

Examples
--------
>>> pft = generateEmptyPYFT('new.F90', 'MODULE TEST\nEND MODULE')
>>> pft.addVar([('module:TEST', 'X', 'INTEGER :: X', None)])
>>> pft.write()

Definition at line 80 of file pyfortool.py.

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